This news came out yesterday and even full-time sports reporters seemed shocked. Apparently, the LA Lakers are being sold. Again. For decades, the Lakers franchise was owned by the Buss family, but the family sold the franchise to Mark Walter in the summer of 2025. Walter is now flipping the franchise (post-LeBron) with a big […]
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